Abu Taymiyyah – Hadeeth 4 Bulooq Al Maraam Chapter Of Night Prayer , Itikaaf & Laylatul Qadr

Abu Taymiyyah
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The speaker is discussing the schedule for the day and the start of the 10-day i'll night. The speaker talks about Maghrib time being the 20th day and the use of Maghrib time as a time for the start of the 10-day i'll. The speaker suggests going to the Maghrib time before the start of the 10-day i'll to reconcile the schedule.
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The Messenger Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam wanted to do

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Iftikaf, he would pray Fajr and then he

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would enter into his place of doing Iftikaf.

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When does the Iftikaf start?

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Before the Mahdi. Before Mahdi Mohd's day?

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19th day.

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19th day?

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It fall to 20th. 9th?

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20th.

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20th night or the 21st night?

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20th. 20th. 20th. 20th. 20th. Because you know

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the Arabs, when they say nights, different to

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the nights that,

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I want someone to bring it down for

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me. Use your English terms. No problem.

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So when when the starts?

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We come now to the 20th day of

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Ramadan Mhmm. Which is pretty fajr.

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Yeah. You've gone to or before?

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Before?

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Which is? 21st night. 21st night. Jimmy?

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I'm trying. Oh, okay.

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Are

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they? No.

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Can you can you repeat?

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The prophet said,

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on

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20th.

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On 20th.

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20th day of Ramadan. Right?

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Imam? And then Maghrib is what? The 21st

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night?

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Yes.

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Right?

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They said,

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they

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their tikaf starts after Marib.

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Oh, just like Maghrib. You go into your

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Atikaf,

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and then from Maghrib 1, you go.

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Is that clear?

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Is that right?

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No. No. No. So the 19th. The 19th.

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It has to be it has to be

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10. 20th night is It has to be

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10 nights.

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Yeah? If it's the 20,

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and the nights

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are,

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I

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think,

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9 nights. It should be 10 nights. It's

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supposed to start on the 19

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before

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the of 19. The day is 24. Nice.

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Earlier, what did I say? The

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Whenever he wanted to start his atikaf, he

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would pray Fajr then he would enter his

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atikaf.

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How do you now reconcile?

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The majority of the scholars they say

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Before the 21st night,

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after Fajr is the 20th day, right?

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20th day. Am I wrong, guys? Yeah. 20th

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day. And then you have the 21st night.

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What the prophet

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used to do,

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he would enter into

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the place of but

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officially

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his

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will start when?

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Maghrib time.

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But if you wanna get the full 10

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nights, what do you do?

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You go in just before Maghrib. Make sure

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you're there at Maghrib time.

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